Figure Item Number: K2.437 from the MOA: University of British Columbia

Description

Figure of a woman with closed large oval eyes and a long thin nose that extends from the curved upraised brows. Small mouth. Five thin rings around the neck. Has breasts. Thin arms are at the sides and bent at the elbows so that the hands are resting slightly underneath the stomach. Long legs. On a circular base. Plain form of a woman, covered with orange paste.

History Of Use

Blolo bia; protective spirit, or 'other-world' companion. They represent a person's lovers left behind in the spirit world, who communicate with their companion through dreams.